Hanover High School Football Team Honors Fallen Player with Touching Tribute
Key points:
- Hanover High School football team dedicated their season to former player Deane Cheatham, who tragically died in a car crash in January.
- Clayton Cheatham, Deane's brother and assistant coach, selected a player each week to wear Deane's number in honor of his legacy.
- Senior Peyton Seelmann verbally committed to play football at the University of Richmond, capping off a successful high school career.
Hanover football dedicated its season to former player and James Madison football star Deane Cheatham, who tragically died in a car crash. Deane’s brother Clayton and the team honored his legacy, selecting a player each week to wear Deane’s number 7. The dedication paid off as senior Peyton Seelmann, who wore the number, verbally committed to the University of Richmond. Seelmann’s impressive performance on the field earned him this opportunity. The Hanover football community continues to honor Deane’s memory through their dedication and hard work on the field.
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